Sentence examples for manufacturing program from inspiring English sources

"If it is a manufacturing program today," Ms. Landrieu said, "maybe next time we have a disaster, we will have to offer up education programs.

The company had applied for a loan under the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing program, administered by the Energy Department.

Sinclair has an advanced manufacturing program to train people how to run factory robots and computer-controlled metal-cutting machines — skills that few laid-off factory workers have.

The unit now costs about $400, and D-rev hopes to bring that cost down when a full manufacturing program is in place.

Carbon had applied for financing under the Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing program, the same loan program that Bright Automotive, in announcing a cease of operations, faulted for demanding onerous terms.

Mr. Loderstedt of New Jersey's manufacturing program said that when a big company sheds a plant or a division, new owners often make a success of the remains because they are more entrepreneurial and innovative.

Omega, a New Jersey maker of measuring devices, spent $2 million to recreate the computerized manufacturing programs and lost an estimated $10 million in anticipated sales, said V. Grady O'Malley, an assistant United States attorney.

"Like Sunday shoppers, they've gone through years and years of chasing basically every management fashion," says John Shook, director of lean manufacturing programs at the University of Michigan's Japan Technology Management Program.

Instead, the social sciences, business, law, engineering, and manufacturing programs continue to attract more students than do the sciences (see this UNESCO report for more details), in spite of the existence of some quality (but generally expensive) undergraduate and graduate programs in science.

The Make to Learn coalition is anchored by the Make to Learn Laboratory in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia and the Laboratory School for Advanced Manufacturing in the Charlottesville City Schools, working in collaboration with the Joseph Henry project at Princeton University, advanced manufacturing programs at Midlands Technical College, and the Smithsonian Institution.

We will seek to restore and protect funding for initiatives like MassCAN, the Intern Partnership, STEM Starter and advanced manufacturing programs.